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Does AI recommend you?

I ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Mode the question your buyers ask, 3 times each, logged out. You get the 9 answers scored, who they named instead, and the 3 fixes I would make first. Free.

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01The test

One question, asked 9 times.

Your money question is the one a buyer types when they are ready to choose, like "best bookkeeping firm for dentists" or "top roof repair company in Denver".

Answers shift from run to run, so a single screenshot tells you little. Nine answers across three assistants show a pattern: where you show up, where you do not, and who gets named in your place.

How each answer is scored

  1. Recommended: named as a pick
  2. Mentioned: named, but not as a pick
  3. Absent: not named at all

02How I run it

Same words, clean sessions.

  1. I lock your question

    All 9 runs use the exact same text, so the answers are fair to compare.

  2. Logged out, fresh window

    No account history shaping the answer. A new buyer has none either.

  3. You get one page back

    Your score out of 9, the full table, screenshots, and 3 fixes tied to what the answers showed.

If an assistant blocks a run or shows no answer, the report says so. I never fill a gap with a guess, and nobody can promise what an assistant will say next week.

03Request

Request your free test.

Six fields. I run every test myself and email you the results.

Questions first? Call (816) 608-8581.

What a ready-to-buy customer would type. Not sure? Write your service and market and I will word it.

This form sends your details to me by email, through FormSubmit, so I can reply. See privacy.

04Questions

Short answers.

Is it free?

Yes. No account, no contract, and no access to your site or listings.

Why only three assistants?

ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Mode are where many buyers ask first. If you want Claude, Grok or Perplexity checked too, say so on the call that follows.

Will the test change what AI says about me?

No. It only reads the answers. The fixes are what can help.